Map: Where people are renting in San Antonio

SAN ANTONIO – City leaders are pushing forward with urban development and the "Decade of Downtown."

Part of that push is additional housing in the downtown area and getting people to move back to the city center.

To help all of that, San Antonio is one of the most affordable housing markets in the country, according to a real estate analytics group, and the rental market is holding a similar trend coming out of 2014.

The median rent in San Antonio is currently at $830 for a two-bedroom apartment, according to the December figures from Apartment List’s Rental Price Monitor; that is nearly half of San Diego, California, where median rent is $1,700.

More good news for the local leasing market is that rent growth is continuing stay low at 1.3 percent, well under the national average of 2.8 percent.

Click through a slideshow to see how rent looks across San Antonio, including data on the percent of renter and median gross rent in each ZIP code.

Using data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s most recent American Community Survey, we mapped the percent of renters in each Bexar County ZIP code and color coded them accordingly.

Red: areas with over 75% renters
Orange: areas with 50%-75%
Yellow: areas with 25%-50% renters
Green: areas with under 25% renters